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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-14
Murderer Captured.

I PoRr JEWS, N. Y, September 49,
McCabe, the Wayne county, Pa, muir
derer, who escaped from the Honse'
dale i.Il last June, was captured ct !
O'clock this morning by the sherifl
and a posse Of forty men. do wa,
In a barn near his old home. lie had
two reyolyers on his person, but
showed no aght He is now In Jail
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rn.Ives case.

NEW YoHx, September lS-ohiei
Justice Lsrsmors. Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, this morning granted
The motion Of on. Congressman Adams
counsel for Henry 8. Ives q Co., to
ssy,hs ont the testimony taken In 70
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Parliament Practically Closed.

LONDON, September l3.-The session
Of Parliament practically closed to.
night with weak debate on terror.
ism In Ireland. Neither Mr.. Morley's
appeal In behalf OF political prisoners
nor Mr.. Dillon's denunciation, nor
Mr.. Parnell's warning OF probable
vengeful reprissls moved, the members.
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for which stipulation 10 made BY ex.
press convention" The Supreme
Court Of this country, too, has held
that the surrender Of fusitives from
justice is Q matter Of conventional or.
rangemsnt between States, for no such
obligation is imposed by the law Of
nations. The case Of ArRuelles Ia not
to DO considered precedent, as II is
generally held to BE- case Of official
kidnapping; nor Is that OF Jose phi
Fisher, OF Vermont, surrendered by
Canada in 1927, charged with larceny.
These sre the only cases where the
treaty stipulations have been disregard.
cd. Mr.. McGibbon recalled q com.
mission Ct law ers appointed by the
italian Government, who held that
the extradition OF criminals depended
neither upon the treaty nor national
reciprocity; and the case Of McCsr.
thy In the Supreme Court Of the Hs-
waiian Islands which decided In Febru.
airy, 1886, tosurrenders fugitive claimed
by the government Of California on
the ground that the state Of asylum
may, in It's discretion, and In pursu.
ancs Of the principle Of comfy, make
such surrender on the requisition Of
the foreign government, and that even
where there is q treaty, the state Of
ssylum may, in its discretion, sunen.
der the fugitive charged with crime
not mentioned In the treaty. These
are exceptional cases, and will scarcely
have weight with the governments Of
the United States or Canada. McGar'
lyle, therefore, has q large chance fol
his liberty.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IA, 1887
THE MEMPHIS PAPER OF THE
LARGEST CIRCULATION
Is THE OLD RELIABLE APPEAL.

Tho ArPrAL may DO found on flo In 81.
Louis at the Lindsll Hotel.
In New York at the Finh Avenue Hotel
and at the sfncs Of the American Newspaper
Publisher Association. lc4 Temple Court.
This paper h represented By J. X. Van
Doren, Special Eastern Advertising Assnt,
No. Il Tribune BsiIding. New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-14

SENATOR, VANCE AND VOORHEES, and
Speaker Carlisle are to enter the can.
vass In Ohio, and will address them.
selves especially TO the tariff question,
In answer to Senator John Sherman
and his lieutenant, Foraker.
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Seriously wounded His wife
IsrsolAL TO rms ArrsAL.i

NASHVILLE, TENN, September IA
Edgar Jones, colored, was followed TO
the house Of his mistress by his vile
tonight. Al the instance Of his mis-
tres, he struck his vile . terrific
blow on the head with stick, irAlct.
Ing Q probably issal wound.
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THE WEATHER.
Iadleatlops.

WAssEsreS, September II. l a.m.-For
hississippii Generally fair weather. er-
cept nearly stationary temperature along
the coast; light to fresh variable winds.
For Arkansasi Cooler weather, light 10.
cal rains; light TO frssh variable winds.
For Tennesssss Cooler, generally fair
weather; iisht 70 fresh variable winds. fol-
lowed on Thursiay By rising Temperature.
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aERm AN Y.
Prince nassn.rch's Health.

BsRLis, September l3.-The North
German Gszstie, Prince Bismarck's
organ, states thst the Prince expects
good results from the treatment he has
permitted himself to be subjected to
at Kissengen. Tbs waters Of the baths
have weakened him for the present,
and he has been compelled TO decline
10 participate In the festivities which
the municipality havs organised In
connection with the Konigsburg and
Stettin mAneuvers.
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BELGIUM,
civil Guards VIII Net attend the Chi
esgo Enesmpment.

BRussnIs, September l3-on hear
Ing that the committee having In
charge the preparations for the up.
preaching military encampmspt at
Ohicsgo intended 10 transport the
foreign troops az second aud third.
class passengers, the OWL Guards
here decided not 10 accept the invita-.
ton 10 attend the enc smpment.
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"PIoIRos" KhLLY suggests that the
Republicans had better nominate an
unknown man in 1883. Is Foraker in
the wiDd2
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Mr., 0BKRLY is In danger Of mskinl
civil service a hobby.
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Yesterdays Local TEN perature.
Memphis Signal Once Report.l

Maximum temperature, ei.s, minimum,
7e.1; osons. 81 rainfall. o 90.
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ber could be seen G. w. Walter who
is agent for the celebrated Eclectic
medicines.
e. Bolig ond wife visited Lewis
burg last week.
The Democrats of this township on
Saturday elected Squire shinkel
and DR.. Kenawel, delegates to 70 to
Middleburgh and help nominate n
ticket, Monday.
In town over Sunday: Mrs. Eliza
Hendricks, williamsport; n. p. Stuck
and wife, MiGlinburg; Joseph Kline
and wife, Middlecreek; w. N. Raker,
Trevorton.
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PERsoHAL.-Clare Bilger of the
Mifilinburg Times is visiting relatives
In this burg.
s. Oppenheimer, VIM. Haltzworth
and Squire Eby of Sslinsgrove, were
in town on Sunday.
Misses Annie Stetler and Emma
Hoffman of MifIiinburg visited nc
quintances at this place on Sunday.
Miss Minnie Schoch Of Penn town
ship was the guest Of Maggie swart,
of this borough.
Thsod. Stiner and wife of: Sunbury
visited Middleburgh relatives on Sat
day.
Frank Harman and Jacob Ulrich
OF kratzerville, 6undayed in this
place.
A. X. Gift, j. f. Reitz, Mrs. Aman-
tes Schambach and Miss Martha
Smith were the Middlsburgh folks
who attended the Grangers pic mic at
Williams, grove last week.
N. II. Orwig who has been doing
telegraphic duty at Selinsgrove dur.
ing the absence Of G. b. NJ. Arnold,
has returned home.
Mrs. Il. ]. Forrey, nee Wetzsl, of In.
diana, is visiting friends at this place.
Miss Carrie Walter of Kramer and
Miss Annie Fisher of Salem were in
Middleburgh on Sunday.
Operator Orwig was called to Nc
Clure on Monday.
James Beaver aud family and Miss
Ida Beaver OF Miflinburg spent Sun
day in this place.
Miss Laura Bowersox of Union
county is visiting Middleburgh rela-
tivss.
Miss Lila Keeler Of Frsoburg has
been the guest of Miss Maud Arnold
Of this place, for the past week.
John +. Smith, OF this place, is Sc
riously i'll.
Henry swinsford, OF Mifninburg,
Sundayed in Middlsburgh.
Post Commander Bsnfer OF Mcclure.
was the guest OF Sheriff Middleswarth
on Sunday.
j. G. Swineford and family OF Mill
mont are visiting Middleburgh rela-
tives.
Mrs. Daniel Snyder who has been
nursing her sick sistsr,:Mrs. Gahlsn
Peters, Of Williamsport, has return
ed home.
Miss Lizzie and Elmer Mensch of
Miiilinburg, were the guests of q.
Alfred Schoch's family the latter part
OF last week.
Recorder Duck and wife attended
the Schoch-Follmer wedding at Sc
linsgrove on Tuesday evening.
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CHNTRKvILLE.-The squirrel season
has opened and number OF oui
sportmen wsndsd their;way to the
woods on tho 1st in quest Of grey
squirrels.
Peaches, like all other fruit in this
section, are scarce.
Our lumberman, II. +. Mohn, has
finished saving In Musser's Valley
and has moved his mill to tract OF
timber land in Brush Valley Narrows.
f. S. Straub took in the sights at
the Granger Picnic at Williams G Grove.
The evenings and mornings have
changed considerable and the days
are growing shorter.
DIR. J. W. Sampsel and Fl. G. Samp.
sci were In Selinsgroye one evening
last week, previous to full moon.
s. F. Shoary was In Harrisburg last
week.
Itseems there are few persons in
this township who think (if we would
judge them by their actions), that IL
an organ will help to sing Gods prais-
es, why will not a thrsshing machine
help to convert souls.
A. j. Wagner OF Musser's Valley has
sold his property and will move his
store to Lillyvillc.
+. j. Row paid Lswisburg q bust
ness visit last week.
The Centreville band furnished the
music for Sunday School celebra-
tion at Erdley's church, Saturday.
Quito number from this place took
in the q. A. II. picnic near Middle
bprgh on Saturday, among the nuns
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DIED..

Aug. 20, in Penn township, William
Young, oged about 90 years.
Sept. 3D., in West Beaver township,
Catharine Weiand, widow OF the late
John Weiand, aged 70 years,9 months
and day.
Sept. 3D., in West Beaver township,
William A., son Of Levi J. and Sophia
Romig, aged 20 years, 2 months aud
II days.
Sept. 8, in Franklin township, child
OF Peter and Sadie Nick, aged nearly
2 years.
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A Mr.. Bressler, of Sslinsgrove, had his
horse tied In front OF the residence Of
Joseph Musssr ON Saturday forenoon,
when he broke the hitching strap aud
ran through Franklin at a break neck
speed. He was stopped short dis
tance beyond the railroad by the Gen.
trevills band who were returning
from a pic mic. Outside OF few brok-
en- bews in the top no damage was
done.
James Middleswarth, Jacob Binga.
man and Wilson n. Dreese, appointed
viewers to open public road at a
point starting on public road near the
residence OF James Shuman and hav-
ing it's outlet at Bowers school house,
In the town Of Franklin, met for the
purpose Of their appointment on
Thursday, and after carefully viewing
the proposed road, gave It ms their
opinion, that n road at the present
timo was not necessary.
The Democratic County Convention
assembled In the Court House, Mid
dleburgb, on Monday and placed in
nomination the following ticket:
Associate Judge-Lsvi Teats, Wash.
ington.
Shcriff-Reubsn Dreese, ,Adamsburg
Treasurer-Hsnry N. iWetzel, Mid.
dlecreek.
Comnissioner--Sam'l Stroud, Centre
| Auditor-Elias Portzline, Perry.
Coroner--Dr. j. W. Seip, Kramer.
Member State Central Committee -
J. q. Lesher, Selinsgrove.
+. +. Bower, Esq, OF Middleburgh
was chosen Chairman Of the Count,
Committee for the ensuing year.
The attendance OF veteran soldiers
at the Grand Army picnic held IL
Bowers grove, Middleburgh, Sept.
gave opportunity for the temporar,
Organization OF an Inter> County. .Asso
citation OF Veterans Of MifIlin, Snyde
and Union counties. The meetin.
was called to order by the election o
Maj. Chas. s. Marks, President, an,
DIR. J. Y. Shindel. Secretary. On mo
ton temporary organization wa
made for MifIlin and Snyder countie
and that Union county be invited {,
join at next meeting. Middleburgl
was selected as the place and the sec
, ond Tuesday of February, 1883. tn
: time Of next meeting, when 1t is ex
5 pected that all veterans in the thre
counties will be represented and
permanent organization effected. o.
motion adjourned.
JNo. Y. SHINDEL, See.
tMifilin, Snyder and Union count
papers please eopy.]
An amusing incident occurred n
the q. a. X. pic mic on Saturday
While preparations were being mad
for dress parade, the order Fall In 455
( was heard above the din and rattl,
OF musketry, when Mcclure Post raj
, to the place where they had stacke
arms and Immediately proceeded t
buckle on their accontrements, bu
right here there was halt, occasion
ed by Ulsh, who weighs about 90
pounds and measures about four fee
around the girth, getting hold {
IfwRfww wears "a two two -""''''" "hesntl hesnGtl
opiSienyer In turn go" APP
Imagine Ulsh trying Imfe
{ ence himself with asft cit, but h
: tried 1t all the same uns great dror
n OF sweat stood out on his forehoa,
while Spiglemyer had drawn his bel
up to the last notch with about tw
feet OF loose strap dangling at his sid
q vainly sndeavoring to keep the bel
above his hips, whereupon h
exclaimed, "Ulsh, haven't yo
u got my belt ?" When Ulsh replied
Il 'Yes; and what the ID are you dc
: ing with mine"
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vspublican Standing Committee

,.u, I. A, Fettcrolf, N. M. Middieswarth'
hdam, -ijeni. smith, }. M. Fees r
geave. W Nv. n. Bratton, A. A. Komig'
Bss,e. N II. Walter, WIN. Napp.
ScfsssppHan-Ja:. r; Hecsard w%; nas.,nyo, Mlss:
frank. vim. Martin. ]. =. Krelsher.
Jna,essd,eturrh-J. NJ. steiningcr, VIM. Romig.
Mie,S,,es,eek-J. n. Keclcr, A u. Kreamer.
MSnroe-H. 4. Bsrdner' 7; Ram y. Humme''
fenn-ina' s. showers, Isaac Spots.
rsny r,y W.~Adam Furst, T: p. Derr.
Ssy,a,ove-s.P = Burns, A. Arbogast.
spHns.I. I; manosSk, p; II Hiss,: H"a:,
ywnn,,hInetsn-Henry Brown, j. y. Shirk.
p.r,ISa. JNo. ID. BooAH,
AS siscretarv. Chairman
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Saturday. September II, 1887,

nt 10 o'clock, n. ~. The following described rcal
cstu. c. to VII: All th-t certain messungc OI
i'.t,o bnd situate In township, county and
Strcg'o. .cttid, containing l7O ACRES, moro or
less, uouudrl Np"th by lands Oi J.H. Moyct,
Erp ry nd ~. EuUcrt EettcrUli and Inuicl
Musse-, Sonth hy laIds ui Matilda Rciycl and
We, Ivy land, oi Alan Ulsh, On which are
c'cc ci y LAEG T. FRAME HOUSE, GilOl
ENNk EARN aud other outbuildinWs. Good
wttc q thc house ana barn, good fruit, excel
lCut g. yuLrd. The ttact consists VI good tnrin
inl. ard yrNZing lauds. except about - acre,
wht.u a. GOOD tlNBERLAND
TER NS One third the purchase money 9
hc and tCmain lieu on the land. Interest &
hc paid 40 tuc widow OF John EttingCr deed
durinl uUr natural life, and principal to hc paid
to the heirs and lcgaecs named In the will a. tot
tho widOw's death. This to he secured Ivy bone
and mo- ~ @ nn the premises. 20 per cent. u
| tne hl tncc ol tIo purchase money To be pal,
| n suun y, the urOpcrty Is struck of, and th
| hJitucc TO hc paid April /, lSss, when deed an,
possession will bc given. -
=. A. WErZEI,,
Ar4utl 10, 1857. Executor
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Islands throushout the county will
O-Ouf .sndins ne the news IN their respec.
ssIige ey v,iisses and ns,ghborhoods. send
pain .et sna ws VII, s,vs,, d,ss, then :. opsS rp;
Ifssed %. v,sh 10 speak through them on
10 tssss ~ iScsi questions Of public intsre,t ,
gsser ~ Il, I. 81 heid ourseif responsible for the
tes. teos..sops they may express
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rovcr 70 SUBSCRIBER s.

..x at the FIGURES on the label Of
ssper. Those figures tell you
.Irw TO WHICH YOUR sUBsCRIP-
= PAIp. Within 3 weeks after
..v is sent, see II date Is changed.
.thsr receipt il necessary.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
REAL ESTATE!

by virtue OF an order issued out Of the Or-
phans Cuutt of Snyder county, Pa, the under
Sat eel, Executor Oi the estate OF John Ettugcr,
la.co Spring townsphip, Snyder county, Pa,
deed, VIII cN rose to public sale on the prciniscs.
about ~ mites west oi TroXelyille, nlunx the
uubi q ruIl to EiuncrVIIIp on
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Fifty Acres
mo-c or ic's. with the appurten,nces,
Is sercclVi FRAME
House Fame Barn,

and her ortbUjliln.s. Soil god. An ahun.
dnut surnlv ofyuli wucr upOn the premises.
l'.GNS-2J pe' coz. cash ~ per cent. on
confirmation, the blltV'c on April |, lSsS.
sale to CON ucncc 20 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said
day when duo attendance will bc given by
WILLIAM J. BAILEY,
August ~ h, 1887. Administrator.
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CAUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that my wiio has Ioil
my bed and board of her own FREQ will and accord
ana hereby caution the public not 10 harbor OF
no debts contracted by her.
c GEORGE KooNs.
centrovllle, Pa. Aug. 20, 81. 3w. pd.
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MARRIED..

Aug. II, Robert N. Dippery OF Lew
istown and Miss Lille X. Kinney OF
Selinsgrove.
July 10, by Rev. J. F. Wampole,
George L. Miller and Miss Mary Moyer
both OF Salem.
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mas, chile anahl 70 takll' notes, an faith /
Print en-"

psavertovn news on second page.
To .day is the last day for the reg
istration OF voters.
Marshal A. II. Dill, OF Lewisburg,
has moved to Philadelphia.
The days are growing perceptisly
shorter at both ends.
Israel Bachman, is erecting new
house ut the West end OF town.
Among the impossibilities is a new
Cornet Band in Middlsburgh.
8. Weis OF Selinsgrove is In the east.
srn cities this week bnying goods.
Helfrich & Smith are putting up a
large roller Touring mill at Adamsburg
]. n. Rhoads who has been clerking
In q Harrisburg hard ware store dur
ing this summer, returned to this
place on Tuesday evening.
8. Oppenheimer's Clothing store OF
sslinsgrove, will be closed on Sept.
10 and 90, they being Hebrew holi>
,.w.
.,,. -,
This Mac. has purchased the widow
Pellman property, on Green street,
Min3iuburp.
,.hn p,tt.r aooaosod w;II coll vo,ra-
hi. rooI estate IN Monroe township ON
SATURDAY. Oct. 9Th.
Jonh Syivester, miner e"pioyeu
had bIs right arm fractured near the
wrist by a fall Of rock, last week.
~. l.,
sSra s l.:s was. ~ L~e se% V'
~ ~" o. " S.,,'. !
- 80.
'. yuu pno'os,"pnS .,. ,,, .aNeu Al
. onSs' a. ',,1 'n' "'o. win pos',iV'y RS
' monsa,..''ann,. S o n. "H" y"
tho r.sidancs of Iosenb waiter On tL.
road leading from Middlebprgb tc
PaItonyille. INQUIRE at this ofTlce
s..,,., e., ,,,
ou"uay ias' He'' Cr"'g oeilVereu a
congregation. The church was suit,
ably as we'll as Handsomely decorated
n, .,.,u
.. u.' s ""' no' '.o" PIC n,'
n.ns '." ouuoa VIC oen'is'hi'
ed our citizens with a f.w s.lections y
excellent music.
M opAnsi'rs carriage WORKS o.
''o"n' were destroyed ny mr.
ea ssn Sunaay morning last. Insured To-
citizen Of Idsp'.hnra ""''
,ea ~ eteininger' attorney-in
"'' 'or the neirs OF George Steining
CT, oeceased' Will sell valuable rea
estate In Middlecreek township, Sat
urday, September oath.
In the Wsnrich hobsas cornus cas.
which was before the adjourned
court on Friday. no hail was ofrsrsJ
and wsnrich will therefore remain in
Jail until September court.
Milton s.,,,
H.lfrich g. 'n s',. ~nue engaged on
scaffold thereby breaking several
ribs and sustaining other Injuries,
Ur;oh u,
was thr. nose, OF Beaver township
viii CIV. rom morse on saturday
cuts ah.o,,. .,'' ., VS. TO receive severe
bod,v -. race ana mead besides
Barbo. "snon,ng , MS right wrist. Dr.
'SS'' 'ns wounds.
Samuel Wittenmyer, of this place.
while holding horse, Friday. had his
right shoulder dislocatsd by the ami
NAL giving sudden jerk of the head
The injured member was properly
mana
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wANTEp.-1o. 900 pounds of wool q

WANTED. 10. 900 pounds OF wool at
Dreifuss Bros, Selnsgrove, Pa.
FoR SALE.-2j. 900 feet Of dry Hem
lock boards, md G,000 feet Yellow
pine flooring. For particulars call at
this office.
Unlaundried shirts Mt Dreifuss
Bros. for 35 cents. Good working
pants at as cents.
Positively the only reliable, one.
price Clothing House in Snyder coun.
ty will be found at Dreifnss. Bros.
We can furnish you with a better
fitting suit for less money than any
tailor can afford to make.
Dreifuss Bros.
SHAVED SHINGLES II have for sale
5000 shaved, lap shingles, "a inches
long. For particulars call Mt my resi-
dence at Crosgrove Hall, or address
me at Lowell, Pa,
August II, 1887. 4w.
| To any person buying $500 worth
Of goods Of us we will pay half his
railroad fare to Selinsgrove from any
part OF the county, and IL you buy n
bill Of $40 from us we will pay your
entire fare from any part OF the
county to Selinsgrovo and return.
Dreifuss Bros.
NoTICK The undersigned has op-
ened his gallery mt Mcclure, Pa,
where he intends to remain for some
time, and give all who wish chance
OF getting good pictures rain or shine
at reasonable rates, from l8 small
gems for 25 cents up to $i.40 for an
Sxl0 picture ready framed for ths
parlor Best pictures taken In cloudy
days. 2 pictures, (album size) for
25 cents. Cabinets for 30 cents.
Please do not wait for Saturday, but
come earlier in the week, and avoid
the rush. Gallery near Transues
Store. y. r. DEIBERT, Artist.
Mcclure, July Goth 1887, If.
| Another carload of 1S inch No. l.,
pine shingles. Price $500. Call ut
this office.
l had kidney disorder and say for
the good of others that DIR. Ken
nedys Favorite Remedy cured me.
Rev. SC. Chandler, Lebanon Springs,
N. Y. had Stone in the Bladder and
Gravel in the Kidneys. l used DIR.
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy and an
now well. f. ID. Parsons, Rochester,
N. Y. Price 81. Send 2cont stamp
to DIR. Kennedy, Rondout, y. y, fol
book on Kidney, Liver and Blooe
Sent. !. s,. 3..,,, 4w. 4laa.s'Ss s,
GIVE THEM A CHANCE That is tc
, say, your lungs. lso al! yvur breath
, ing machinery. Very wonderful ina.
chinery 1t is. Not only the larger air
, passages, but the thousands Of littl,
tubes and cavities leading from them
When these are clogged and chok.
. ed with matter which ought not I,
be there, your lungs cannot half d,
= their work. nd what they do, they
cannot do well.
Call it cold, cough, Group, pneu
:, monia, catarrh, consumption or any
OF the family OF throat and nose ano
head and lung distractions, all ar,
bad. II ought to bs got rid of.
There liz just one sure way to get rio
OF them. That Is to take Boschee'
q erman Syrup, which an,
druggist will sell you at 70 cents ,
bottle. Even II everything else has
I failed you, you may depend upor
this for certain.
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Next came the "Merry-go-around'
and this was indeed surprise to al
MS no one had the rsuotest idea as to
what 1t would be like, but they did
not have long to wait, for soon q nois,
was heard, which sounded as though
all the butchers in christsndom had
assembled and had agreed to furnish
music with their own musical instru
msnts. All this was occasioned by
the Middleburgh Band dressed In
MASQUERADE costumes and each mem.
ber blowing u meat horn" closely
followed by large number OF Vet.
Grams and Sons OF Veterans similarly
attirod and making all kinds OF nois,
es. This created a great deal of mer-
riment
Dress parade was now next on the
program and was successfully gone
through with.
The sham battle was next in order
and with this closed the program oI
the day.
At $50 special trains arrived at tn,
grove to take home tho tired ant
dusty pleasure seekers.
| Too much credit cannot be given ts
Capt Ryan Post for the able program
arranged and its successful termina
tion. Indeed great deal Of credit
is due to all who participated. The
best OF order was preserved during
the entire day.
Stetler's Cornet Band furnished the
music, and we can say nothing that
would add to Its advancement, for II
IL an organization that has a State
wide reputation and their music Il
sufficient evidence OF their proficiency.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-08
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Time Table, In effect May %, 1887